in terms of space, gucci is well spaced.or the last five years, if anything has been a retrenchment of space, or too much space in china, tier two malls, new management of -- current management of gucci that has been in place for some time has done a excellent job in retrenching from some of these tier two malls and making sure it is in the malls there luxury counterparts are in. i do not intend a issue of space growth would be too much for them. alix: what is priced into the stock? up about 3% since that low in december? -- 20% since that low in december? swetha: it trades at a 30% discount to the quality compounder within the sector. if they go anyway toward alleviating concerns about the gucci brand and its turnaround as well as current trading in china, i think the shares could benefit. dani: thank you very much. let's get a check on where markets are settling. barely able to out again for the stoxx 600. that is being led by telecom, . perhaps that is why we are seeing the dax move lower. not too much drama, but a lot of

some up-and-coming designering, and they are serious about the turnaround with gucci. he will join in the second quarter of the year. there will be a smooth transition there it will be a tough gig for him surely, but, again, he's going to bring new to gucci again. >>> we've got a new line, pharrell has a new line. he's a talented musician. >> bringing a new skill. you're right a surprise he's not one that is not a designer he has some experience in the fashion industry he's done multiple collaborations with marc jacobs and co-founded his own street ware brand, but he's not a designer it's a completely controversial. he's a celebrity he's bringing a buzz around the announcement some say he's more of a creator. louie vuitton is moving more toward a luxury player he's seen as someone like a star designer at louie vuitton who died in 1991 he was a black man high in his position there's a continuation there. >> it seems like it's a bit of gamble because the last couple of days julianna and i were talking about some of the brands collaborating with musicians and it hasn't wo

. >> did you have gucci underwear at that point? >> they didn't make gucci underwear.t pretend. ♪ >> reporter: throughout hip-hop's 50 years, style has been a big deal. slick rick's style included an eye patch, the result of a childhood injury, and plenty of jewelry. >> so this is an old watch, but you throw this on it, it's a problem. >> reporter: rappers didn't just look cool. they rapped about how cool they looked, and that helped turn hip-hop fashion into a multi-billion dollar industry. >> hip-hop fashion is from the streets, the urban streets, the lowest income areas. those who have that ability to show swag, show swag. >> what does swag mean to new. >> you move with like a certain swag. a little personality you know. >> swag for my generation was stolen goods. >> reporter: no one knows hip-hop fashion better than dapper dan. he literally created it in his shop in harlem. >> you say, okay, gucci doesn't make a parka. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm going to make you a gucci parka. >> that's right. >> reporter: at first it was all bootleg and always spectacular. >> yeah, there

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and certainly a of a dire situation must offer about gucci, palestinian to be some politician. thank you very much for your time today. thank you. was his days should not initiates peace negotiations with moscow? well that's at least is according to former us national security advisor, john bolton. you made the comments in a phone call with the russian practice, von and lexus, who were pretending to speak on behalf of a former ukrainian president. to me, the, the important thing is to continue to push the russians militarily. i think, i think this is a winnable war and to, to stop efforts by whether it's the french or the germans or whatever it might be to try and negotiate with the russian crawl has said publicly, several times since february the 24th. we have to find a deal, it's acceptable to the russians, and that's, that's why i worry that pollutant thinks he can break western resolve. well, the u. s. has previously sold to influence ukraine's domestic on foreign policy. recently, research 5th leap recording shows the vice president joe biden pressuring a former ukrainian

gucci's weakness is likely to be dealt with the new designer coming out in milan in september.other brands are likely to offset the weakness. in gucci as we saw very strong momentum in greater china for example ysl was growing more than 50% the first two months of this year. so was bb. the beauty of the group is you have the very well diversified products in the collections as well as geographic exposure. >> when it comes to the revival of chinese consumption i understand you have as with a lot of other markets revenge spending i should say read -- dressing and a lot of that at the start of the economy reopening. how sustainable is that particularly as we start to see further with us in the property sector with a big driver of household spending, household confidence in china? >> for luxury retailers, they have two strategies. being parallel. one is deepening to monetize the wallet of those ultra-wealthy clientele. the other strategy is to introduce entry-level leather products. lower-priced items to entice the first buyers. last year, we saw where the traffic slumped, they tri

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after returning to france, he exposed the kiev fakes of gucci for being ukrainian nationalists. kill him in istanbul. adrian received 38 live wounds, but survived. and after his recovery, he went to donbass to work as an independent journalist, one of his first reports from the khanzhenkov reservoir. good afternoon everyone, this object is constantly shelled. as you just saw. here is one such projectile recently arrived and smashed the facade of this building. adrian is an expert in ballistics. he easily established who and from where fired at the object from which water was supplied to donetsk. and here is the water tank itself - the water tower is very close by. she was repeatedly shot at. we are wonderful with you. we see the blows, now in the upper side part everything that is around this water tower has also suffered, they hit the water tanks of the water towers. purposefully, i must say, but very close by a shell that stuck into the road surface, but did not explode. so, this is also one of the control cameras. this is our building of the main pumping station, then they st

see you tomorrow see you tomorrow i told him that his name was gucci and left.a restaurant. how do you know people? in the morning i called, a neighbor. we live together, and she said that they are looking for me understandably, do not worry. we will take care of everything. wait. do you believe? it looks like the truth. i'll take him to my conservative apartment now. let it be there will sit. and you raise the group, we will take all the gocha. stand take chips what should we do? the messenger of allah speaks of jihad in the struggle of the soul of the struggle of good against evil with shaitan it is our common duty to fight against the atheists. and jihad elnaz jihad of the soul , the same khada balti, is our common duty. back hurts. where were you last night? show your hands. how did you hurt your hand? look at me. i won't talk to him. sorry, just tired. we are all tired. yes, now all forces are directed there. but there is one kill our employee do not know. let's figure it out. where were you last night? at home someone can confirm? no one and one no, you di

here in different packaging printed in electronic media let's remember the situation in gucci and more these people hmm who are months. eh, feed on a similar information product. it is clear how they are configured and at the same time this is not a problem that cannot be solved. we must act systematically. we must go, uh, forward, and we have to turn, uh, the opponents into human beings who take a neutral position. those who take a neutral position are supporters, while supporters are like-minded people. it's a very difficult, sequential, long process if we want to be heard, to be understood by people, uh in europe uh in north america as we are being heard today in africa latin america in the arab world southeast asia , we have uh, billions of supporters in the world hears us perfectly against. we can use any information weapon, but it will not work to make us outcasts and uh, as for these people who have been for a long time. unfortunately, it is polarized by its media by its political leadership. e in the countries of residence against e hmm russia they obviously, uh, feed on inform

becaus why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5,000 purses, gucci all of a sudden thecity came in, cleaned the streets, got rid of all the element and brought in security how come they can't do that here? it's pretty simple. >> oscar agrees. that's why he tells me he will stay here. hoping that this call for help could actually save the mission >> we asked major to ask about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she sent us statement saying she sharing their frustrations. she says that's why the city's new investment to fill 200 vacant police officer positions. >>> so we're having our snow moment here in the bay area but how are they fairing up in the sierra? we'll check up on major snowfall in the mountains. >> plus a lifeline for artists trying to ke >>> thursday if we're talking about snow here in the bay area and seeing snow that the sierra is going to get a lot of snow, real snow. >> and if it's dropping you expect some snowfall to make it way into the lower evations into communities that normally don't get a lot. >> obviously a big mess for driver, a

gucci, $27,000 on fifth avenue in new york. when you hear that, what's your reaction?had knock-offs of the great designers. she was stealing from them, that's the same thing. she is what she is. >> reporter: it isn't until months after shah pled guilty that tricia found out a "real housewives" star was linked to her case. she was one of several victims who sent impact statements to the judge ahead of shah's sentencing. as part of her statement to the court, jen shah said this. "i want to apologize to all the victims and families, and i take full responsibility for the harm i caused and will pay full restitution to all of the victims. i recognize that some of you lost hundreds and others lost thousands, and i promise to repay." tricia says she doesn't think she will ever see that money. at her sentencing hearing, jen shah said if she could, she would call every single victim and talk to them. would you take that call? >> yes. >> what would you say? >> i would listen. she deserves the respect to listen. but i would also be frank. and i'd hope she'd listen to me. >> repor

pandemic hangover all of a sudden they give you trillions of dollars of money and everyone was at chanel, guccind the next thing you can't go by those anymore people feel like where's that check was that money in the economy is strong i tell you from the cruise industry, the travel industry you could not get a flight to qatar to buy a cruise right now people are moving around, their spending money and clearly there is exaggeration. gerry: i agree jobs are plentiful, that is good jobs of comeback from the pandemic that we lost in the pandemic but prices are rising much higher. >> i'm a firm believer that price inflation three things number one ukraine, oil prices which i've come down he said and it's true had to do was supply chain we know that. gerry: all the spending the stimulus spending putting checks in people's pockets. >> i think it's a supply chain that causes inflation i believe the second half of this year is going to be a little bit choppy but it's premature to say does president biden run on this record right now people that i'm seeing and hearing are feeling better but there is a di

why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5000 purses, gucci, all of a sudden the city came cleaned the streets, got rid of all the elements, and brought insecurity? how come they can't do that here? it's pretty simple! >> reporter: and oscar agrees. that is why he tells me that he will stay here, hoping that this call for help could actually save the mission. >> we asked mayor london breed about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she gave a statement saying that she understands the people are fed up and shares her frustrations. she said that is why the new budget increases public safety investments to fill 200 police officer positions. >>> up next, we track this next round of the wintry blast as it arrives in the bay. your first alert weather forecast. >>> some local parks now have a fresh coat of snow. more scenes from around the bay area. >>> and a look at some >>> this is a first alert weather day on cbs news bay area. some spectacular scenes around our region today as we get a dusting of snow at higher elevations. will show you where people are enjoying t

dw special correspondent abraham met one gucci resident on a quest to find justice for his family. all that, alexander chuck mary of ever wanted was to keep his family safe. he brought them to butcher after russian backed forces attacked their home town in eastern ukraine in 2014 the check mary of sparta house and made it how much than we would here. so it was said that we could escape the war here, but we did not put in found us even in butcher the stolen asi you hooton's, full scale worn ukraine. february 2022 brought rushing their car with their neighbor holly up behind them. they barely made it out of their street when they saw a russian armored vehicle were you on last good while i'm you though i've heard of them. but rita, my wife shout me. let's turn around. we didn't and managed to get away. you cigna that other parts of the shooting begun at my car, caught fire with his audience. so alexander was wounded. but when he looked back, his wife and children were dead. looking so stood only. this is the end of his story, the story of my wife and my children. the sidewalk is still

for example, you can visit the central and you can visit a gucci. you can visit at the stores off many different brands, such as nike, adidas vans and many other balance yoga, and just have that experience of visiting a store visiting an experience on the meadow verse and you can play games, you can go there. virtually video friends and, and enjoy your time, i say, and how our ordinary people generate income in the amount of hours and what kinds of businesses are they putting up to rival that of the bigger, more stablish brands. so the movers is an interesting place and it's developing at a, at a good rate up the, the opportunity for a common people to find a, to find an opportunity to, let's say, a work or the mirrors, or to have a business on the metaphors. there's many options to do that, and these options are increasing exponentially every single day. for example, if you are a digital creator, you can create non fungible tokens or entities. and you can sell those other people can buy those as part of their process off of making their avatars loo

what those affected can do, and what they should pay attention to gucci. in 60 minutes, a mansion that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy burger, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from kaos. it's made from golden retrievers. should meet. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learned to classify a small handful of animals as edible and all the rest they classify as disgusting. a duck you series about our complex relationship with animals. the great meet debate. this week on d. w. ah . ah, ah. 12 months ago, russian tanks rolled into ukraine starting europe.

bought russians in europe when they arrived, they just robbed the most boutiques there, chanel pravda , gucci mercedes, by the way, they just took them out there in echelons, and they played it, played it , warmed up the european economy, and many liked it. but now i see the picture of the whole universe like this for me. this is when europeans begin to abandon pacifist attitudes. when we are the children of this planet. yes, we must live in harmony with this planet with all our neighbors. friendship is chewing gum. well, at least now, thanks to the fact that they are giving up russian oil and gas resources, this allows them to be a little more independent in making their decisions. rural gas, and only when before the new year did they begin to completely reduce this dependence to zero, and in germany immediately something like this movement begins there, let us transfer tanks to the ukrainians there, some other equipment, that is , little by little, but well, this movement is not very inertial, that is, whatever a certain period of time when the germans can stop and say everything , you know

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2, the driver, but they shouted all right, it was a matter for the ukrainian authorities, but the guccinvestigation attracted louis de fenesa and excuse the french police , they attracted british experts, according to forensic examination. they gave a report that most of the bodies that were sent to the study were killed by the use of artillery, that is, no executions. with what i was told the worm, although it is obvious that it was ukrainian in terms of the damaging elements that were discovered, but the west repeats it is no coincidence that today sergeevich lavrov has once again dotted everything. indeed, until recently, a couple of years ago, the very external conditions that we need for development were not determined by us, but were determined by the western minority, the so-called golden billions, which advances all its foreign policy initiatives with the sole goal of making the whole world live by the rules that allow the golden billion to continue the colonial policy that allows the west to continue live at the expense of others. therefore, we will no longer rely on someone wh

we are inclined to think that the reason is to desire to disrupt in going to gucci agents. he acute, but to eat that if you cheat twist, they know that american parsons are certainly complicit in this criminal action i spreading fakes and blocking the truth. now tentative point of view, the materials of the investigators, they become complicit in this terrible tragedy which was the result of the cape regimes. crohn's by mid may russia secured victory and the key daniel republic, city of mario bull, following months of heavy fighting over 2000 ukrainian troops, many of whom were hardened as of neo nazis finally surrendered at the as of stall factory after a grueling siege for t evan, it's western allies. these men who left as off stall, covered, and swastikas, and other nazi symbols were heroes. however, the russians speaking locals, who suffered through life under the aus all occupation, had some very different stories to tell. uncle glanced to for you. my wife told me that a ukrainian tank came and was shooting at a residential house. i have family there 2 kids. they were

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gu gucci's revenue jump 14% despite missing expectations, it's had a very encouraging start to the years china reopens. it also has a new fashion lead teller as well coming to the floor which will take over very s soon it's due to costs related to overselling in the united states the bank reporting a pretext profit of 7 billion pounds below analysts' expectations the bank refuted a report that it's winding down. barclays says its technology platform will pause on board new retailer market. that's a look at europe. >> thank you so much for that have let's get a check on some of the top story this morning. big moves by money managers. silvana henao has more. >> hedge funds were very busy at the end of 2022, and investors are finally getting a look at their books. among that, building a stake in disney that's a sharp change from the previous quarter where it dumped its 50,000 share in the company. temper also building and adding to his position in sales force le mich michael burry added to his portfolio. it's up 85% after announcing a $450 million investment in the company. and he added to

gucci is a train wreck. what will this new guy do add to gucci? -- do at gucci?ry of being able to capture everyone's interest. you can redo the logo. you can redo the clothing in the leather goods. you can put out some new items that become iconic. he is going to make burberry interesting. i believe there is a 15 year lifecycle to a bunch of these designers. tom: the san diego padres just signed a six year extension. he is japanese. there he is in the burberry plaid top to bottom. that is the world dana is living in. lisa a.: are the retail sales we just got speaking to this question of the luxury purchaser or was this broad-based? >> you looked at apparel, you looked at furniture, they showed strength also as well as a strong uptick in restaurants. i don't take january as seriously as i take march, april, and may. your hearing about retailers having inventory levels up in the third quarter -- lisa a.: just to build on that, how much is fueled on this idea that gasoline prices are lower so people have more discretionary spending? >> look at the savings rate. peo

increases to the fact that post pandemic, consumers are spending more on experiences than diamonds and guccipurses. which is what i would be spending on. norwegian at the moment is up 4. 6%. carnival is better by 2.5%. carnival was up 5% at it is at $12.35. hurts shifting to heidi after beating analyst expectations for fourth-quarter earnings, year over year gains from international travelers and drivers, stocks are up 7%, the company added technology improvements did reduce costs. investors losing interest in pinterest after fourth-quarter revenue missed analyst expectations from social media company also issuing week first quarter sales projection lower than wall street expectations though stock has fallen 5%, bedding back to lows of the session and yet, so shares are 4% after the company announced it will stop selling some product due to safety concerns, the coolermakers discontinuing sales efforts am 20 soft backpack cooler, the and 30 soft cooler in the dry gear case, yeti notifies the consumer product safety commission the magnetic closures of these products can failing release magnus

why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5,000 purchases, gucci, all of a sudden the city came in, cleaned the streets, got rid of all the elements and brought in security? how come they can't do that here? it's pretty simple. >> he agrees. that's why he tells me he will stay here hoping that this call for help can actually save the mission. >> we asked mayor london breed about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she gave a statement saying she understands people are fed up and shares their frustrations and adds that's why the new budget increased public safety investments to fill 200 vacant police officer positions. >>> on the bay area beat, san francisco police released more information in the stabbing of a 67-year-old woman in the tenderloin. take a look at the map. it happened in late june last year. so here in the area of leavenworth and eddie street, the victim was badly injured but fortunately survived. police say this is the man who did it. he is said to be in his 20s or 30s, about 5'6" with a heavy set build and dark hair. police say if you have seen

shaved head, wearing clothes from his defense attorney's son, a white linen shirt, khaki pants and gucci part of a long legal legacy, alex murdaugh will soon learn his fate in a courtroom where a painting of his great-grandfather hangs. >> richard alex murdaugh, if that is your name, please raise your right hand. do you waive reading of the indictments? >> yes, sir. >> what say you, richard alex murdaugh? are you guilty or not guilty of the felonies wherein you stand indicted? >> not guilty. >> for the 13 months, has alex's lawyers known that he may have been involved in this and, like, have been working to figure out how to fix this since then? there's questions about who knows the truth, what have they been doing to try to save alex, try to help him with all these crimes, and what more don't we know about the situation ? >> your client was paul murdaugh, and now your client is alex murdaugh, who is a person of interest in the murder of paul. isn't that conflicting? >> if i thought for one minute that alex had a hand in killing maggie and paul, then yeah, i would be conflicted. but i do

yesterday almost at a record high thanks to companies like hermes and louis vuitton in the maker of gucci. they reported earnings earlier in the week and push that higher. that stock last time i checked was slightly lower down with the broader market but as you can see a big boon for french shares more broadly. i will stay in france and go to air france klm, the biggest airline in the country. this makes my job easier because the stock is moving in the same direction as the headlines. they are saying that they are coming out of the pandemic period now and are saying that period as being over. they reporting a quarterly gain in terms of profit around 500 million euros versus a loss during the same. let -- during the same period last year. a big movie -- mover in the industrial space today for them. i will come closer to home moving over to natwest. this is ahead scratcher for us. positive headlines, massive boost of profit from the rising bank of england interest rates but the stock getting slammed down 9%. the negatives in the report are they are saying they are reporting a small impairme

why is it that in union square when they began to rob $5,000 purses, gucci, all of a sudden, the city, cleaned the streets and got rid of all the element and brought in security? how come they can't do that here? it's pretty >> rorter: oscar ag that's why he tells me he will stay here hoping that this call for help can actually save the mission. >> we asked mayor london breed about what the city is doing to make the mission safer. she gave a statement saying she understands people are fed up and shares frustrations. she says that's why they increased public safety investment to fill 200 vacant police officer positions. >>> tesla returning to california. the new headquarters coming to the south bay. >> reporter: i am lauren toms in the santa >>> on cbs news bay area at 6:30, it is another first alert weather day. this is new video of snow just in from the lick observatory just before midnight. look at that. more new video off of highway 17 in los gatos. less than 30 miles north of santa cruz, they're catching some of that residual snow there as well. >>> park rangers at mount diablo pr

staring us in the face, and you would think if there is one sector outside of travel tourism, maybe gucci bags in europe, that it would be very beneficial in particular so there may just be weakness in other parts of the world, or it could be some expectations of more spr drawdowns but i would say it has been a big surprise look, besides the oil price, and even before oil prices started declining this week, wewere still down 30% from the highs. where is the inflation in oil? the baltic dry index is down 90% from its peaks it's lower to date than it was precovid the problem for me, looking at the inflation situation is that it's a lagging indicator you mentioned the lei that came out tonight. the lagging indicator was up 0.2. the lei was down 0.3 what do you want to focus on service sector inflation that everybody is focused on, including the fed. so it has to be known that service sector cpi is one of the components of the index of lagging indicators everybody is gut wrenched over inflation. inflation peaked six months into the recession, and then it bottoms 15 months into the recovery if

givenchy is up there with chanel and gucci. each of these bags what do they do with them?em on the streets or ebay. >> brian: use them over the weekend at clubs. >> steve: sell online look they have the givenchy bag and here's the paper that says it's real. they but the it online, ultimately, a lot of the retailers try to crack down on the internet resale. but there is so much that gets through. a lot of people, if that bag cost $2,000 and it's online being sold for 150, people will buy it. >> ainsley: yeah. you are right. they might think it's a knock off looks really good little do they know the real thing but it was stolen. >> brian: givenchy. when you slur your way through the beginning it's expensive. >> steve: it's called liaison. >> brian: expensive. >> ainsley: i'm from south carolina and we say givenchy. >> brian: i pronounce the a in ashley. >> ashley: i know that's how we say it. you are good, brian. we are going start with this. jets intercept four russian jets. president biden finally breaks silence on unidentified objects shot down by the military. he says th

we are just talking about gucci, what do people go in for? >> they want that could she felt.this question of appropriation. designers like yourself who were in the major houses, worked in the major houses and then broke out. talk about how the major designers have appropriated the looks that come, not just from african americans, but from the black people around the world. from africa, from the u.s., from everywhere. >> thank you for having me. i think when we think fashion, we tend to think that all the focus tends to be on the creative. in reality, it is a business, whether you're dancing dresses, wearing white at the people, long calls, you realize that fashion really is everywhere. in serious setting, i keep hearing feeling powerful, looking beautiful. fashion really does support the range of emotions that happens in a lifetime to an average day. feelings powerful and beautiful, that is not limited to that. in black history month, talking about fashion, and i'm glad that we are having this conversation which could hopefully be a little bit deeper than just the surface bec

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and aroohi dheri among gucci, a bit of an outsider -- and hirohide yamaguchi , he is a former outsidermer official at the boj. we had a report yesterday indicating that a pick of yamaguchi could cause problems within his own party because the faction led by shinzo abe which is pro-reflation, they would see him as a candidate that suggests a strong pivot away from this huge stimulus that the boj has been pumping into the economy in the last decade. so that suggests that we are down to maybe two. amamiya -- the local media reported that he had been approached by the government to take the post. but i think the comments by prime minister kishida mid-week saying that he is looking for a candidate that would provide stability to the markets on one hand suggested that again yamaguchi ,is less likely of a possibility. kishida also mentored the expertise, international connections, dealing with things like the global financial crisis. that sounded a bit more like hiroshi nakaso than masayoshi amamiya. haidi: ultimately, what kind of market reaction could we expect when it comes to policy conse